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Biden should run on a message of abundance

Noahpinion • 16764 implied HN points • 01 Feb 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Election Campaign Economic Policy Climate Policy Energy Policy
  1. Biden should focus on a message of abundance in his campaign, highlighting the positive state of America and his policies that have contributed to it.
  2. Biden's energy policies, including embracing cheap solar and batteries, have brought abundance and climate stability, making them a crucial part of his message.
  3. Biden should run on his economic record, emphasizing the success of Bidenomics and the booming economy during his presidency compared to historical data.

Germany Is Being Served Up on a Platter to the Far Right

Persuasion • 2240 implied HN points • 02 Feb 24
🌍 World Politics Energy Policy Climate change Renewable Energy
  1. Germany's energy policies are leading to a decrease in electricity generation, impacting the economy and potentially fueling support for the far right.
  2. The transition to renewable energy sources like wind and solar in Germany has not kept up with energy demand, causing reliance on fossil fuels.
  3. The shift away from nuclear power in Germany has resulted in challenges balancing the energy grid and economic consequences, contributing to dissatisfaction and political shifts.

Connecting the Dots this Week: Vanessa Beeley, Cynthia Chung and Dr. Aaron Good

Matt Ehret's Insights • 393 implied HN points • 20 Jan 24
🌍 World Politics Geopolitics Energy Policy
  1. Upcoming radio show with Vanessa Beeley, Cynthia Chung, and Dr. Aaron Good discussing geopolitics, energy policy, and inside jobs.
  2. Past shows include interviews with historian Anton Chaitkin and Space Commune's Alex Dimitrios, available online.
  3. Additional documentaries and work available on platforms like Amazon and Canadian Patriot.
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The Solar Buildout

Syncretica • 314 implied HN points • 25 Sep 23
🔬 Science Solar energy Renewables Energy Policy
  1. Building solar power in regions with high sun hours is more economical and efficient.
  2. Solar power can be strategically placed based on demand, like in coastal regions with high air conditioning demand.
  3. Transitioning to solar power impacts traditional energy sources like gas and coal, potentially leading to energy independence.

What was the French-German spat on energy really about?

Jérôme à Paris • 72 implied HN points • 19 Oct 23
🌍 World Politics Energy Policy International Agreements Nuclear Energy Renewable Energy
  1. France and Germany found a compromise on energy issues that balanced symbolic and practical aspects.
  2. The debate between the two countries involved elements like energy prices and nuclear energy.
  3. The disagreement between France and Germany highlighted cultural and policy differences in energy strategies.